Daniel Robinson’s annual children’s Christmas convoy travels through town to see pantomime at Harlow Playhouse
Charity / Mon 8th Dec 2025 at 11:11am
DANIEL Robinson’s annual children’s Christmas convoy took place on Saturday afternoon in Harlow.
The convoy started from Gates of Harlow on Edinburgh Way and the parade of fifteen limousines made its way through the streets of Harlow, aided by the outriders of Essex Police.
They were met on the steps of the Harlow Playhouse by the Deputy Lord Lieutenant, Jackie Sully, Harlow MP, Chris Vince; Chair of Harlow Council, cllr Andrew Johnson and Assistant Chief Constable, Stuart Hooper.
After that, the invited families went into the Harlow Playhouse to see Sleeping Beauty.
A spokesperson for Daniel Robinson said: “Thank you to the volunteers from Essex Police, to our amazing chauffeurs, dames, make- up team and elves. To Gates of Harlow and our amazing Rotary Santa.
“Our special young guests had a great time. If you waved and honked your horn, thank you, you made the children very happy.”
Here is the film of them arriving.
Sheila
2025-12-08 15:36:12
What a marvellous thing to do. We saw the convoy and waved to the children as they went past. Thank you Daniel Robinson for arranging this, and everything you do for the town. xx
Kevin
2025-12-08 15:40:52
Here, here. We hear so much bad news, and to see something like this, and the smiles on the children's faces its very much appreciated and priceless. Daniel Robinsons have looked after all our family funerals and are brilliant at what they do. They do so much for the town as well, so from my family a huge thank you Daniel Robinsons.
Stella
2025-12-08 20:47:28
Our family were lucky to be on this trip. After a terrible year and dreading Christmas, we had such a special day. Thank you for allowing us to be part of it, and bringing some happiness to us. We shall always remember this day, and thank you so much for allowing us to be part of it. All the staff in fancy dress made the children laugh, and cheeky Doris and Edna were hilarious. Thank you Daniel Robinson and Sons you are the best. Happy Christmas to you all. 😘😘
Doris
2025-12-08 21:02:05
Doris here. Edna and I are so pleased you enjoyed the day. We appreciate your comments and it was a pleasure for us to host the day. It was lovely to see you all having so much fun. All the police officers who gave up their days off were so fun and a credit to their profession. Looking forward to doing it all again in 2026. Thank you Harlow for your support, coming out to wave, cheer and clap, you really are great, and a community we are proud to of been of for generations. Wishing you all a peaceful and blessed Christmas from us all at Daniel Robinson and Sons. Our family business have always been there at the heart of the community, and will be for years to come. X x
Jonathan & Kate
2025-12-08 21:15:26
Well done to the team at Daniel Robinson & Sons for organising such an amazing event. It was fantastic to see so many happy, smiling faces. Thank you for all the joy you brought to the occasion.
Sandra Hart
2025-12-08 21:17:58
Well done to Phil and everyone involved for your hard work in arranging this fabulous event every year - it brings so much joy and happiness to the families that attend - well done Daniel Robinsons fir such great organisation
Carley
2025-12-08 21:21:59
Well done Daniel Robinsons and all involved to make this happen. To see the children's faces as they are being waved at and clapped is priceless. We was part of the convoy last year and the smiles on my children's faces as we drove around harlow was amazing. Doris and Edna are just fantastic and we look forward to standing at the play house every year to cheer these amazing children ❤️
Jennifer Tyrrell
2025-12-08 21:56:49
Well done Daniel Robinsons yet again you’ve made a very special Christmas for some very special children 🙌 it’s amazing what you guys do every year supporting our town! Thank you ☺️
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